Justo bought it....for my liberty 2007 3.7l.....my question is..what tools do u need to do the job?.I only have the ring pliers...do I need a puller?
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Yes, there is a specialty tool that jeep recommends, but if you are a bit crafty, regular pullers will work. That's how I got mine out.
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You can take it off with or without one, 2 small pry bars will do the job, plus a good rubber malet to install.
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You shouldn't need a puller unless your coil overheated and seized the clutch onto the spline. Might require some tapping with a ball peen hammer. I cut mine off with a die grinder. assembly is very easy.
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A puller is necessary... You can rent one from Autozone. Don't forget to cover the threads on the hub bolt like the instructions say before cranking on the puller.
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You will likely need a puller if you are replacing the pulley (which is what usually goes bad). Some people say you need to pull the AC condenser and press the new pulley on which is not true at all. This website (http://www.sparkys-answers.com/2009/03/2002-jeep-liberty-intermitent-ac.html) has a really good play by play of it I was having issues with the pictures but if I click them they work. All you really need are the instructions anyway. Long story short, if you cant pull the pulley off with your hands DONT use a pry bar, you can bend the AC motor. Rent a puller from your local party store (NAPA or something) for like 10 bucks a day and do it right. When you put the pulley back on follow his guide exactly, its important it goes back on straight.
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Hi, I served the tool to remove the pulley to a dodge caliber 2.0L (owner) with air impact driver with one of the lisle nut set. Not really tell if it suits pulley on toyota camry. I'm sorry.
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Hehehe... no one reads this part of the page, but if you haven't looked through the comments, you need Allen keys (hex wrenches), a screwdriver (for the pedals) , and pliers (for adjusting brakes).Park Tool WTK-1 Essential Tool Kit
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A correctly sized wrench should do the job, you will have to remove the handle first I believe.
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I believe I used a wrench to pull it up around the bar.... There might be a you tube video about it.
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The retreading tool / insert Work Quite well on my 2002 4.6L . I have put over 8k miles on the Motor since the repair and so far all is golden. Just a reminder , if you use this tool , be sure to grease the cutting bit heavily and DO NOT try to complete the cut in one run. Take your time and either blow out the hole or vacumn.Good Luck
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I ordered the crank that fits in the stock for mine. Much easier than the pull rope. Worth the extra $$.
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First time for me as well, and it took 2 full days if you have all tools including the Harmonic Damper Pulley Holding Tool. You can also get it from Amazon to save sometimes and headache:Schley Products, Inc 64300 Lexus And Toyota Harmonic Damper Pulley Holding Tool I did try different kind of techniques and tools, but none of them work.
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I had to buy the tools separately. You want to make sure that you have the pry tool (very important), T5 screw driver, and a small screw driver. I brought the tools from Amazon for like 4 dollars.
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I used this: http://www.parktool.com/product/crank-puller-for-square-taper-cranks-ccp-22
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Hello Alan,Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower needs.In order to research the pulley you need, please provide the complete # off your unit usually located under the seat.Get back to us and we will assist further. AMC Parts Store
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If you have the 4.0L engine, this is a lifesaver. Not sure if it fits the 4.7L. I am a professional mechanic and have found that this tool yields a much greater torque due to its design. Too many people over-tighten the filter housing, hence the need for this robust adapter. Always replace the outer o-ring (should come with filter) and just snug the housing when installing.
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All you will need is a allen wrench which I believe was supplied with the product I purchased. Good Luck
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It works very nicely in my 2007 Liberty. I am not a Jeep mechanic, just a do-it-yourselfer. This type of repair is better than the dealer plastic replacement. It seems to me that the cutoff between the earlier and later models is about 2006, or so. So, do your home work, then buy the one for your year.Chris
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Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem.
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All went well, perfectly, for me. There are well hidden screw holes atop your vehicle, which are exposed by removing small metal plugs. I used a torque wrench, because I had one. Is it necessary???
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Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact tools you need including socket sizes and more. Hope this helped. Thanks Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact... » Read More Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact tools you need including socket sizes and more. Hope this helped. Thanks « Show Less